Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-26
LOCAL NOTES.
f.ox THURSDAYS DAILY.


 The Ivy Club vii! not give their
 veekly dance tomorrow evening
 Tboe E. Dawson, whose range is c
 HassayampA creek, has filed his brar
 for record
 Chss Curtis bade adieu to his Pre-
 cott friends and left for San Diego o
 this afternoons train.
 Douslss Gray has sold to John
 Joues, for ssOO. the Willows. Old Oal
 and Pine Tree mining claims.
 Mrs. D. Levy and her son Nathan 2,
 turued yesterday from three months
 x;si. to friends in California and Oregol
 Merchants complain of delays in .,
 r;vsl O. freight from the east. Asacor
 sequence, there are but few of them wh
 have supply of bacon on hand.
 A fine opportunity for investment ii
 city lots, either for home or for specu
 lation, is offered by T. w. Otis. Req
 his sdvertis ment in this issue.
 Fritz Jessen, of the Headquarter, saloon. reports business improvinl
 with him. He received another e,
 lad oi the celebrated Franz Falk. St Louis beer, yesterday.
 Over l.0oo tons of ore have boen han dled and shipped from the sampling sorks since they started up. MT. Cock. burn has paii out for ore, in the last month, abou, Sa5,00l
 Judge Wright. yesterday, issued an oraer for the drawing of fifteen grand jurors and fifty trial jurors. for the next term of court. They will be drawn to. norrow or next day.
 Since taking sole charge of the Pres- eo,t Sampling rooms. Ben Rybon is having a good run of custom. He keeps but the best goods, Is polite and accommodating to pstrc' ., and is boand to win.
 Jeff Davis left yesterday for Walnut Grove, with load of powder, the last one needed for the completion of the dam. Jeff claims the honor of taking the irst AS well AS the last load of pow der out for this enterprise.
 The Gazette says that Prescott is one whole mile nearer heaven, In the way of altitude. than Phenix. Another way of expressing the same proposition sould have been, to state that Phenix is q mile closer to H-ades than Pres po;t.
 E. w French, of the signal service pfHce. visited the rodeo party at James NcC.an's ranch, on Tuesday, and nys he was royalty entertained by the DOW boys there. Daring his visit, fine ymng colt, belonging to Jas. McCrum, shich vacqueros were engaged in break DE, was thrown and had its leg broken, nd was killed
 In Aprii last. Judge Hawkins, ex- robste judge, suei ou, 4 wri, of man. anus before tue supreme court, to ompel the hoard of supervisors 10 pay ini $40 salary, alleged to be due, as ouniy superintendent The probate idge Is ex xofiicio county superin,end- nt. and the legislature passed two laws n the same day. one allowing the pro- s,e judge salary of s2.0oo in full for Il services. and the other allowing him coo as county superintendent. The osrd of supervisors of this. AS well e several other counties, refused pay lent of the 5000 .alsry. hence the suit. he supreme court has just rendered , ecision in favor of Judge Hawkins. nder this decision the present probate ldses will he entitled 10 the salary for ,e first six months of this year, until uly l-t, when A new law went into Feet. A Boston telegram to the Alouquerque emoerat says that work on the Arizona Iiaeral Belt railroad has been stopped r the following reasons: There Is now ne from the Atlantic & Pacific railroad pon their subs ription to the Arizona Iineral Belt Railroad company $l7 5,OOO hich canno, be collected. F. E. Hinck- s,.,-. ..-i, d, ,., .., f,,~,,.l..I ,,.nrav build the road, did 50 with the ex- less understanding and agreement that e Atlantic < Pacific company would ke our bonds and pay $25.OOO upon e completion Of each five miles, which | Iey have thus far wholly neglected and fused To do. Mir. Hinekley and others ,w very justly refuse to advance any ore money until the Atlantic & Pacific " AS they agreed.
 Ira Moore and VIII Palmer arrived ,s,esday noon from the formers ranch, .th twenty head of young bulls. rang F in age from 1 to 6 months old. and se yc.,..ug heiiers. They were driven A. <. Moo.e's corral. shere they ere examined during the afternoon ' q number oi stock men. The most thi- youn. stock Is full b,ooiei Dur am, while others are high-srsde, and ner loi canno: be produced in the ter tory. The .eA:iins heifers would pass uster any place among those who were c: exports as 'wo-yeAr-o!is. while the calves look no: less than . gar old. Parties desiring fine stock iould cali a, the City iced yard and famine Ior themselves. Every year, sreto'ore. parties have imported blood young bulls from the east and have und a Ir.dy sale for them. An op- ortuniiy now presents itself to stock en to get equally as good. if not bet ', born on an Arizona range. ] MT. Joseph Pai!trer has met with | Ich remarkable sue ,ess in the publicA- on oi the New York World that he, on ondsy, Octobe. 10th, commenced the iblicA;ion o. an evening edition oi the .per, copy oi which has been seceiv- .Atiais otfce. \ comparison a: it with